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Tea

10 November at 13:28

Heads up to the guys that pre-orderded Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault - we have just been informed tha0 tthe released date has shifted to end of November - we expect it first week of december for you orders

Tea

10 November at 13:26

@TheOneMCMK hey! Pm'd a reply but just for general queries on GTA here

We are dispatching orders form today to arrive on the 12 (Boxed version release date). However, should you prefer we send you the code and you received the packaging for this purchase with a further order we can assist with that too

TheOneMCMK

09 November at 20:15

Would someone kindly reply to the note I left on my order, or the email I sent, or the WhatsApp message I sent...

IkariX

09 November at 11:44

@VectorTwoSix

I still have my PSP copy. Probably the best non-Team Silent, Silent Hill game. I really liked it. I thought the story was really good and I also liked Travis a lot. And the OST is also fantastic. I still listen to it on a regular basis

Tea

09 November at 11:43

Will keep a look out and ask!

VectorTwoSix

09 November at 11:24

Can't hurt to ask Tea, even if you get one pre-owned, I'd really like to get my hands on a copy - thanks!

Tea

09 November at 11:08

Hey all - Sony has confirmed a manufacturing issue with the Pulse Elevate Wireless Speakers and as such it will no longer be listed for retail/release (until further notice).

All orders are being notified and refnds will be processed accordingly as requested by the distributor.

Sorry about that!

Tea

09 November at 10:00

Epic.

phreak

09 November at 10:00

@Tea: Pure classic FF.

Tea

09 November at 9:52

@Phreak - Only hearing good things about that FF - Im glad you are enjoying it

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Star Wars Eclipse Reportedly in Trouble as Quantic Dream Faces Layoffs

by Sam Aberdeen on 29 June, 2026

It’s been a hot minute since we’ve heard anything about Quantic Dream’s Star Wars Eclipse, which was announced several years ago without much updates to hang onto. Earlier this year, we reported on rumours that the game was making very little progress in development. Now, new rumours seem to suggest the worst: Star Wars Eclipse is facing potential cancellation while developers are apparently going on strike against planned layoffs that could affect 115 employees.

French media outlet Gamekult met with several Quantic Dream developers over the weekend who were striking against proposed layoffs by executives that could impact as many as 115 jobs at the studio. According to the outlet, most of the team that worked on the company’s failed live-service title, Spellcasters Chronicles, will be hit with layoffs alongside an uncertain future for the members working on Star Wars Eclipse, which is “dying a slow death due to a lack of resources, vision, and progress.”

The French outlet goes on to mention:

“To fight these layoffs, the STJV union has called for a nationwide mobilisation and set up a picket line this morning outside Quantic Dream’s Paris headquarters. And for good reason: today is the day the Lucasfilm delegation is scheduled to review the progress of Star Wars Eclipse. Tense atmosphere. This French blockbuster could very well fall apart and drag the entire company into the abyss, according to the protesting employees.”

This protest was held on Saturday morning, though the outcome of what happened remains to be seen. According to employees, the dev team on Star Wars Eclipse is severely understaffed and instead of laying off the 115 employees that worked on Spellcasters Chronicles, they’re urging executives to allow them to assist in Eclipse’s development.

The report is quite extensive and mentions everything from poor working conditions to developers being on edge due to decisions made from executives that has significantly impacted morale at the studio. Executives at Quantic Dream believe that “the developers’ passion and crunch” will help carry Star Wars Eclipse to completion, despite the labour shortage.

More importantly, many fear that it’s simply impossible to continue working on the game with such a low staff count. As a result, this could lead to the cancellation of Star Wars Eclipse down the line. Nothing is set in stone yet, but things aren’t looking too bright at Quantic Dream as the studio enters a crucial step in the game’s development.